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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-05-11

On Sundays train will leave Charleston,
s. c., S.45 4. ", arrive Columbia LOO P.
II. Returning leaves Columbia 5.27 P. H..
arrives Charleston 9.45 P. II.
Solid Trains between Charleston and Col
umbia. S. C. Special Parlor Cars attached to
this train between Charleston and Colum-
bia. No extra charge for seat in these
cars to passengers holding First Glass tick
cts.
T. N. EMERSON,
Genl Pass. AgenA
J. F. DIVINE,
CIen1 SuD't
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-05-11
Hon. E. R. Plowden, Jr,, has been
quite sick.

The Best 'The Manning Guards
Cigar, 5 cents, at Dinkins & Cos.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-05-11

way expected tnat the pony was kllleo.
But no such good luck, he regalned
his feet in a moment looking as wick
ed as ever.
William E. Morris, of Salem, was
committed to jail Saturday by justice
Thompson, on an affidavit Of Robert
Conyers, charging him with perjury.
It is remembered that Convers was
convicted at the last term Of the court
for selling whiskev without a license.
Morris was the principal witness and
it was through him that Conyers was
convicted. The latter has now pros
eeuted Morris for swearing falsely on
the stand.
A handsome Puff Box given away
with every Box of Gossamer for the
complexion. Is cents at Dinkins 4
Co.'S.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-05-11

A few more lamps on Dinkins Street
is the request of g number of citizens.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
MACHINEKY on TIE ROAD.

The Wichita Mining and Investment Com
pany received a dispatch FIR day from Mr.. J
C.. Tenant who has the contract for boring
for gs-, and some days ago went to Pitts.
burg, Pa, to buy maehiuery. He stated
that he had been delayed souie days on &C
count of nat being able to buy the machinery
desired but all had been bough., and was on
the road for Wichita. 1t is expected TO ar
rive near the middle of this week.
The well has long since been located, but
the company is not disposed to give full par
ticulars 70 tne public S>ms star sr--pangled, /,
bue eyed curriers' have been failing over
themselves in the grand attempt to find
out something 10 rake in few dollars. They
have aiway. rehnundsd in unsraceful atti-
tudes and are iii stretching their auricular
appendaees iii a vain effort to find out the do
sired information.
A curber Of we'll established reputstlon,
whore bes. No. l is on Douglas avenue,
thought he CO. bite from q sucker few
days ago " h-n be accosted an oliish gentle
MAJ it'll brawny and honest looking hands
He told h,m thar the well was located in a
certain section and when it became known
It would boom that vicinity. The old GEL
tleman listened TO his so,g aud dauce for a
time, but finely gave him to understand
hat he was fool for tie want Of white
: uT in his head The cur ber folded his tent
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

To the Editor Of the Dad, ia tie
go'i oeAl o; free advertising has been
worked uo N ref renee TO the remarks aOl.
Mi ado by one of our local clubs. Emma
Abbott was 10 have produced il. and howl
of virtuou- ind gnstion was st up AZ What
was said to be an unfair opposir.oD The
actual facts ot the matter were simply thai
Ms, , bho.fs managers thought tie opera
would ira y, and t1at FEEL Dixon woul fee
e pleasure in P.ayi & his oil part; finding
t ie feeling wa- de>iI-dly ag tia,t che op-rs,
Colonel .w-rt insisted on I:s w.thirawsl
\ Ii tie troup is row IN course OF lehersal
at the Dime Museum, nnt this same
restless manages propa-ed TO Put on a
CO ME opera -easnn WIN iheI1, strrng' heaed
VITA some singers from Chicago, Or Barnee,
Allie Be kt. 4 aid others. a. coeap Jrice<,
conul, nett e elth Migado Colon-l ST wart
beard IF his ami pug hi> veto on it until the
other sEsir was over Tast j. the man our
ni2hfaiu:ia op,r4 cluo has gone back on.
Fred Dixon viii probably resign tie man
agentrt OF tie Garfield oppia house ard re-
joiu the bboyt company IN q two years an
gagemen. H probably :iI.ds like Victor
Hugo hero IN tue "Toilers Of tls S-a,' tea;
there IS little glory or proiE III feh.iug the
octopus OF tee theatri al waters Of haa,xs
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
EOtsBF.iI.

Friday night, near $50 O'Clock, Mr. j. L
Travis, travelling man from st Louis, wa:
attacked on Fourth avenue near Elm stree,
by two men. Mr., Travis was on his way to
:he Union depot. His as s-ailant ordered him
to throw up his HANDS He heststed to dc
So and at the same time commenced irving
to secure his revolver While he was max
ing an effort in that direction. one of the as
was rendered uncols scious for a short tilne.
HIS pockets wel relieved Of all valuables in
c'uding an elegant gold warcb, the gift
OF his mother, ard purse containing near
500.
When Mr. Trayi revived he started back
to his hotel and before 6 ing very far was
overtakeu by gentleman in a car, iage who,
being Informed of the robbery, brought him
to bis hotel There was an ugly wound
above the left ear, which was dressed by a
Physician and pronounced not Of danger
Gus nature. He left this morning for ST.
Louis
In the vicinity where Mr. Travis was ac-
costed three others have lately beer given
similar receptions The section is not liz ht-
cd and is frs queHtly passed by sJrangers
going to the Union depot. Many were heard
yesterday 10 advocate either gas or eleei' ic
lights in that vicinity with the hope Of Civ
log the pubic a beatr chance for fair play
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
Op pENiNii.

Yesterday Wa> the sir,rg opening Of the
Golden Eagle on East Douglas avenue. In
the eve ling Ihe crowd commenced con,ing
INTO the store abuu; 7 O'Clock aud kept it up
iii a late hour. The sore bad been fitted up
with iasge ard &C nlplt te stock ofnew goods
which had been ARRANGED so ss 10 make q
most tasteful ana artistic display. Mr. Co.'S
nud n force Of ten clerks received ami waited
upon the string CT Gus onera. I he ladies re
celved as souvenirs OF The occasion reat ca, d
baskets, but so many more visited the store
than vas expected That the supply ran out
aud Mr.. Goss was uowiltogls compelled to
dlsappoil some. The X. OF z. band fur
nisbed their chCicest music while the crowd
WAS inspecting the stock The opening, Mr..
Gos5 may congl atuiate himself, WAS a sue
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
WICHITA CLEARING HOUSE,

The Transactions of the Wichita Banb
Clearing Hous- lor the week ending April
L., while not quit up t. The repoi IS Of the
t 80 previous weeks are comfortably ercou,-
a ins II that no other clty III The west cut
siio o. IA .sas City snd OMAHA eau sho w
beJter. From \ auager Geo NJ Whtuey we
have the following stsreWent: Seven mill
lion snd a hall Of coiars for the month o.
Ma ch shows .hat wichita business 1nea
have nos been as'eep:
Clearing foF We eaFins April 1t, 81, ,335 :
61lS7
Corresponding week last year. So, ,2323 2323 So.
For month OF March,, 81, 49,, ,eG6 Is
For month of March 1876 $3.50. $;;02:.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
STOLEN HOkSE RECOVERED,

Thomas Fahey, of 7i9 East Douglas ave.
me, had stolen from his stable, Tuesday y
n ght, a brown horse eight years old. He
imagined yesterday that he saw his horse in
the city and went With officer Lilly to Lewis
stable on West Douglas in search OF the
stolen animal After going through the
stable they found the holse and imm ediately
took possession of him as stolen property.
The mer at the stable say that the horse
was brought to the stable yesterday after
noon and sold for $50. Itappears that the
animal was stolen hy boarder OF Mr. Fa-
hey, taken to near Vale7 Center and there
sold. The purchaser yesterday brought he
holse to the city, and sold HIM again at the
stable where recovered
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES.
In Arey's Furniture >sOre-Loss Eetimated III
5000

Near O'Clock Yesterday fire was discov'
cred in pile OF straw Immediately in rea,
of Arey's furniture store On north Mair
street. The fire department was noti-
6ed and was at the scene in good
time The flames had caught in the
warehouse of the furniture company
and some other buildings. TIE fire depart
ment vas compelled to labor under some dis
advantages but persistent fight conquered
the flames.
The furniture company last Friday placed
in their warehouse thirty seven new
suites of furniture These together with all
other stock in that building we're destroyed.
All the goods in the store room were injured
by the smoke and some in the east end OF tbs
room We're considerably damaged by water.
The loss is estimated al 81 000 The stock was
insured for S. o, of which $4,000 is in the
Phoenix, of Hartford, AMI 81 900 in the
American, at Newark, New jersey. The
cOu pabiss were last evening notified of the
fire.
No one seems TO be ableto give any reliable
information concerning how the FIRE was
started.
1t was IumOred that a certain gentleman
saw an intoxicated lad light a cigar and
throw the match in the straw This seems
untenable SIS the IL ighbOrs knew nothing of
the situs ton until the fire had gained con-
siderable headway.
Soon after the fire department had con-
quered the flame, the following communica-
ton was received by the city fire marshal:
VII You and your men please accept the
enclosed check tor $50 As !, small token OF
the appreciation | hold you in your heroic
Efforts in putting out the fire in my building
today. Yours very truly,
G.. K MILLER
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
AN INCIDENT.

Day before yesrerday, All Fools day, a
team of horses hitched 10 Il large farm wag.
on Was fl ing down South Emporia, appar-
emily without q driver. Men aud women
ran into tie str, ct TO stop tn runaways, a
number of carpenters and worknlen engaged
upon building deserted tn ir work and
Joinc1 in the procession. Wh-n about ff-
ten persons we're out on ths base, the dr.
yer, who had been lying down in the wagon
bed looking through the cracks at the com
motion excited, arose, cooly took his seat,
aud turning, made sonas remark about ,he
day Of the month thai did not exsc lv m. /
the appreciation os the re icf party, Judging
from their reuiies
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE EIXApo.

The Lotus opera company headed BY Mi4
Lillian Brown Will ooen an engagement AZ
Crawfords this coming Wednesday in the
"Mikado.H Il has been the unanimous opin-
lou Of all who witnessed their performance
year ago, that they far excel in this besu-
tiful opera any other company seen III Wich-
ita, and We presiict for them a crowded
house on this occasion The cast is virtually
the same as when last seen with the excep-
ton of "Kitishsn tpiayed last year by Miss
F.eta Lasrencel To be taken by Miss Lima
Wyatt, of Topeka, who made 50 favorable
an impression as Lady Augela in "Patiences
and Peep Boo by VI IS Laura Woodcock
CEAwFogDS OPERA HOUSE
Miss Llliisn Lewis presented Cora, the
Creole las, evening, and finished her very
successful engagement in this city lat
nights attendance was somewhat larger than
the two previous nights and Miss Lewis
could not have capped OF her engagement in
this city better than with the Creole, which
character she umes and carries through to
the last TO the delight Of the audience.
MUSEUM
Yesterday was a biz dsy of the Museum all
day From one until ter p. III. the deer Was
opened aid closed coI stau;ly 10 sdnit new
patrons. The performers niust have been
thankful when the coslrg tine arrived hut
they worked faithfully ard seemed a. ftesh
as usual. The "Ferrymans Daughte goes
ON 10 morrow with special cast
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
wITHDKAws EKoM THE FACE.

General B. B Esgl-suoo senis Us the fol-
lowing unique card of declnatlon, which
will be read with Interest by every citizen:
To the Editor of the Eagle
In answer to many questions asked through
the columns of the papers wanting TO kn ow
how candidates for the honorable position of
mayor stand, and as | am advertised as a
candidate l Will cheerfuiiy answer all have
been asked.
lst; am in favor Of equal civil and pol
ltic rights to all sitizens; 81, am in fav or
of law and order; Sd, | am III favor OF o
thorough sewerage system for this city; 4th ,
| am in favor of temperance in all things
5th, l am in favor of en;oura yiug every and
all lawful business enterprise that will brin &
capital and labor to this city; 9th. l THU k
every candidate should have some occupa-
ten or visible N cans of support. 9Th, and
As / have neither OF the above qualif1ca tions
respectfully withdraw from the canvass.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
THE. COMING TREAT.

Rev. William Porteus, of St Louis, will
lecture at the First Pre- shytei ian church next
Tuesday evening On 1.-The Yellowstone and q
Glimpse OF the Geysers." Ee will arrive
probably Monday everirg and Will be the
guest OF Dr. and Mrs Ordway
The lecture which the doc or will give in
tlis city is pronounced by critics better than
his lecture on Paris, fomp.ii or the Holy
Llni. The proceeds Of the evening will be
ided TO the organ fund of The new church.
10 speaking OF The lecture the st. Louis
Evangelist says the fol OWING:
Our friends n Wichira VIII have an op-
portuaity on the 3ih oi April Of bearing the
fine lecyue iii Tine Y, ,lowsCone ant il
Giympse OF tho Ge' sars," by hev. VIM,
toft=us. Ii $ descI ipIive powers find full
scope in the scenery ard wonders OF ihal
park ami there is but ere opinion of that
lecture among the many people OF his riby
who have heard H. and that is OF unaua.iiied
praise and gra'iiicstlon.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
A PRESENTATION.

Today brings around the 36th anniversary
OF the birthday of Mr.. Ed Dorsey. Yester-
day his two partners, I.ssrs Garrison snd
Luling becoming aware of this fact, i'm
mediately went to Nosbschers j-welry store
and made the purchase of the finest gold
watch in the establishment. They then re-
paired tn the Office in the Dorsey building
and presented the beautiful time piece 10
their honored partner. The presentation
Was made by NJ. Albright, OF the Bsacon,
ia q few we'll chosen words. Mr.. Dorsey at
teEnpsed TO reply but tears choked his utter
ance end spoke all the moro highly OF his
yrali Ude
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
Al MAYOHALIIf.

To the Editor ~ the E.ye.
desire 10 state that ny candidacy FOR
mayor OF the city of Wichita, was the result
ofa very strong pressure OF friends and en-
tered upon very reIucrantly. l have never
been an aspsrsnt for political honors, and my
Oh ly desire has been 10 be known as a good
cisiz-n and honorable gentleman / am the
seople's candidate, and not the candidate OF
aay party ring or faction, reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding have made nc
pI-d.e, and il elected, VIII 10 my duty with
olt fear ca form from fIieud or foe
Respectfully, c l. MARTIN
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
ViExiNt THi. ii r -TkOPOLIS,

Yesterday morniog & MeeSrs j T Valentine
DR.. {. y Chamb rl,,iu and C. ". Franks
anI F. j. Ol,lt. OF Lsuarx, Illinois. arrived.
\ number Of their ol acquaiutanc live III
tie city, and il Was not Iong unit they were
uls7e feel At home. Tn-y were shown some
i the len }i'E bu-ibesS streets yesterday, and
1t cid uot axe them 'ng 10 otseg .e tnat they
aere inspecting i've western city. They
cxnr' ssed tbcm>elvesas well p,eased with the
metropolis and rad found even more bus u IS
enterprise and pu>h thsn hey had autieipar-
Ell They viii probably remain IL the city
some DAYS
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
RUNNING AHICH.

1tster lav afternoon an old gentleman on
East Douslss avenue wss moving some
b~u I. 1t was being dragged by hors- t.
which the 'ru>h wa. hitched BY rope tugs
The old nag became dis clease>i With the pro-
ce-ding aud sJat te: down the avenue Al;
E kert's corner he lett the street. and took 20
ths sidewalk. The rope tug, wnicA iragge;
an cd III q tree and he trash, tn. kicking
Of toe hose ani the breaking Of the planks
beneath his feet gave him su b a complete
mon poly Of the sidewalk that No one was
adventurous enough 10 dispute with hin.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
lrI.ICE IOURT

Robert Scott was dunk, i,eaStly drunk,
when arrested by officer b. ssier. Ills honor
IS esSs the u,l fine for such cffsnses bat
su>pended execution Of the sentebce.
.Iohd Doc WAS Dan Park man The charge
against him assault anu battery. lie
pail fiue If Slu
Robert Booth was raising a disturbance in
tae neis hborbood OF the depot and Was ar
rested by Deputy Donne ly and handed over
by him to officer Lilly lie was charged with
being drunk and di,orderiy and will rest IN
the cuoer until his fine Is paid
paid his fine So
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
A NOISY MtS.

4 smart young was making things
rather int-resting for the neighborhood Of
the Union depot last night. Among ether
p'ac, that be visited was PaitOu's srnc,rv.
The proprietor becoming highly dsfles-ed
with his con uct, s'nt Tor Deputy Donnsll1
The officer found the man on Fourth avenue
and arrested him. lie "a, brought down IT,
Douglas avenue, turned over TO officer Lily
aad placed il the cooler. His honor, y+~.eT-
day morning, found him guilty OF dlsiu. b.
Ing the peace, ant assessed fipe % SO
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
GEYSERS'

TO all Wichita people who appreciats a
good thing ler it be known that it will be q
good thing for them 10 hear Dr.. William
Pcrteous deliver His lecture on "Yeilow
Some Park and Glimpse of the Gsy ser,''
10 the First Presbyterian church, Tuesday
evening, April 9th.
DR.. Porteous, who is a we'll known st
Louis gentleman, while visiting friends in
the met opolis," consented to deliver this
le'ture for the benefit of the Golden Rule
Society. Tickets may be obtained Of the
members of the society. Reserved seats will
be for sale at Winch-s book store, ls2 North
Main street
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

The donations 20 the Presbyterian college
mentioned sonie days ago IN The EAGLE ars
coming in fa~f. At prrslnt t-" huuis-d AID
and iorty-fvc thousand dollars cash One
more thousaai dollars viii make tie ooaa-
ton Is .arse as asked. OF coufse no one al =
longer DOUBTS that the Institution win t<
lpc.:~ a. that point. Probably to-moFros
TIE small amount ye, desired viii b. sided
ana al the rAp~rS signed
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

CAIGHrIN TIE AIT.

Last evening two young oioois Of the city
hirei nack aad were beihs driven var the
clty 10 Sac he sishts About midnight one
o. rh-rn cAutiou-ly opaasi the do II and was
about 70 make al- exis. The driyer. how
over. was on the look ct for just such ca
pe-, slammed the door shat and d. nsndsd
To. ulon-y for th- night ~erS or be wouli
call the polp-e The yoang dudes sav tie
bi. -'urdy ofs!5 eTs s'ancjng On tie corner,
re>rlrsi. .ersAi sut te. ~e.E 'heG ua.uagei TO
max cut al bU. ftty e-n's The orsy~r
-, ul'. sal T.. b put "G All ths faaS'>.r ~ss
finally -et-lsi br ore or tiaa bioesis put ins ;,
as ss.~h
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03

Mrs. Annie IL Palmer, of BoonsboTo,
.s.n National Superintendent Of Evaugel-
is,ic work for the Nomao. Christian Tenn
yersnce Union, l. IN the city guest of Mrs.
Z Hall Sabbath afternoon at 4 o'clock, on
gos,el temperance. All are Invited. Mrs.
Farmer viii hold services, for women only,
i the Presbyterian church Mondav, Tuesday
aid Weine~day aft-rnoons Services COM
N -ucirg at o'clock.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
STONE MILL
Located Yesterday Capital S75.OCO. Fur.
ni-hed by Balance s Miller, of Pc
Oria, Illinois.

Some days ago it was stated that Balance
& Miller, of Peoria, Illinois, had decided to
establish stone mill in this city. Late in
vestigarion of the city by the company has
resulted in deciding to put in larger plant
here than WAS first anticipated
Yesterday tie site for the mill was de-
cided upon It viii be located near Eleventh
street on the Ft Scott line. The company
has decided to start plant with a capital
OF not less than $4,000. 1t will employ be-
tween seventy-five and one hundred men
4 numher Of stone quarries on the roads
entering the city have bevn purchased. TIE
stone will be sent here in the rough and
piained and cut as desired. The company
viii not quit business at Peoria but the es-
teblishment here. it is thought, will be larger
than the one now Grated by them.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
THE GARFIfLD CAsfPES.

Mr.. James Car Of New York city, who is
in the city, yesterday afternoon submitted
| to our inspection the plans Of the landscape
OF The GarEeld Ctmpus, as drawn at the in
stigaglon Of Mr.. T Coop, j. F., of London,
whom our PEOPLE know has taken such an
l. uterest in that memorial institution. Mr.
Coop l. at present confined in the house. In
connection with the grounds Mr. Coop
makes proFo silion in writing to the city
council that if tie city will erect an entrance
arch to The campus grounds Of The dIuen-
sions and st. IL OF the drawings submitted,
that he " i'll a. an Individual Ell ect fountain
In the midst Of rte X ouDds and su, ply tie
same with fish, aquatic plants, etc, which
grounds VIII Ee cominodiCuS enough to
ente rtsin twei ty or thirty tic usand children
on great Sunday school reunion occasions
Nj. Coop also submits another proposition
to the council, which will app az in the
proceedipgs of tee poxt regular meeting.
The plans for the landscape o: the campus
are very fine and highly artistic, ana we
N st heartily congratulate the Christian
church not Only, hut our entire people upon
the fact that Dir. Coop bas taken so great All
interest in the Garfield uni,eIity.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
BRICK RtIi.Bl<G.

NJ. Nike ZimmeIfy has ordered the build
in, on bis iot between MarGet and Lawrence,
on Dou-ia ay.nJe removed. He viii erert
on the same "a four story brick Ii will have
front OF ifty feec and one hunirei feet
deep. lie proposes To put up arst class build
ing IN every = se-S't. Ali modern improve
m~ass viii l., aa,dsd
Excsva'ins VII begin in q few days Tae
lo~r floor vii bs dvii4-i Into store
rooms. The Other fioors will be divided into
osfes rooms
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
BUILDING FOR SOAP FACTORY.

Ihs contract for erecting the building to
be occupied by the soap factory was yester-
day awarded to Sullivan & Steinmetz. Thc
building. As some days ago stated, will be- or
south Fifth avenue, near Lewis street. l.
will be three-story brick with front OF
forty-two feet and l20 feet deep The entire
bui ding will have to be of unusual strength
an will cost near $1,000.
Excavating for the building will commence
in a few days. The material has already
been ordered. According to contract the
bulldog will be completed by the first OF
June.
Mr.. Horrigan will leave this evening for
Nelone, n. Y. and commence making ar
rangementa for moving his plant.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
s,si,nsL >tsTiCx

T,sH vAaEz 4 yEy s..,ss esa
We have sslls-i r1fa several of -.
mot p orran-ns physicians in he ci'y. sn1
al Goa ~ n sts =, s.os IGas w. cAa safely
open n. pats.e scao = Es1rs1a.s - vscassoz'
orsiers-
-ter.sor7. ,ae s>hes.ss -rli cp~l ca Tsss-
day raarring. 4 gr1l ; a. "a. uss.l hg7-.
II L TARIoz ps.s's
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
A%NoCNCEH ESTS.


m r1sspsnse to the esfH.st sof.ci'Ht"h of larst
number q tie people OF Nchit., respectfully an
noUnce nyps1f as c ariLsn. eI:izens candisait
Tor mayor. D. r Al1-NN.
In rssporae TO the Dnnaer'as requests MADE To nie
by my friends an,ong the business III. OF tbh city
eeapScsfully on, self a partisan pee,
eJae ddate mayor assuring oil mat II elected
viii devote myself TO the best interests of The city
Irrespective party d other mtere-ts H. u LEE
Ihereby announce mYseH a peoples candidate for
snavor OF tn. ejIy Of Wich This sclion Is in re
sponse To request Of many citizens OF city
c. T. MARTIN.
Contrary 20 the advise Of soiDe of Gly personal
frtends and In accordance with The fequest OF IA
goodly pusnbe' I tBpCuDcc myself Ms . candidate
Tor mayer the grtbt and b'oning cty OF Wichita.
aud will "a, thai should be lec'ed VIII ny and
do my duties without fear favr and do all ca:,
20 keep up win the spirit Of the times
L. j. EoaLEsToS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-03
SENATOR INGALLS, ACCEPTS

Henry A. Clifford, secretary of trustees ot
Fairmount Coileg-, Is in rec ipt cf the fol-
lowing iett. from Senator Ingalls,:
ATCEIsoN, Kan. Msrch 81. fsSr.
Dear Sir-l haSs the honor u acknos " lc Ice
the receipt ot your IS een,d favor of the
18th INST sdr'sing rae If rsy elect.on as
trustee OF Fairmount College. and also as
member OF the oonmittee on laying TIE cor
n'r stone, sod beg you - assure the au aori-
ties or my appreciation OF the distinction
which they have thus conferred
Very R.specttully. John J ISGALIS